IBETA · PRELAUNCH WEBSITE

Accessibility Statement

Last updated: September 7, 2026

Our commitment

The Immersive Black Travel Experience LLC is committed to making the IBETA website welcoming and usable for people with disabilities. Accessibility is an ongoing part of our design and development process.

Our current efforts

We aim to provide clear structure, readable contrast, descriptive labels, keyboard-accessible navigation and forms, responsive layouts, and meaningful text alternatives for important images.

Planned accessible SOS options

Voice Safety Mode and Voice-Activated SOS are planned features and are not currently available through this prelaunch website. The planned voice feature will require a user to opt in and explicitly start a safety session. We plan to design the future SOS experience so voice is not the only way to begin an alert. Planned alternatives include a clearly labeled one-tap control and support for compatible assistive technologies and device input methods.

We plan for important SOS controls, permission requests, activation status, confirmations, cancellation options, and error messages to be understandable with screen readers and usable with touch, keyboard or keyboard-like controls, switch access, voice-control tools, and other supported input methods. Important information should not rely only on color, sound, motion, or spoken feedback.

Where technically possible and safe, the SOS experience will provide more than one form of feedback—such as visual, audible, and vibration cues—so users can understand whether the safety session and microphone are active, whether a phrase was detected, and whether an alert was sent. Users should be able to manage microphone, location, notification, and related permissions through accessible device and app controls.

Speech recognition may work differently depending on a person’s voice, speech disability, accent, language, background noise, device, connectivity, or compatible hardware. We plan to test the feature with people with disabilities and assistive technologies and to improve barriers identified during development. Specific functionality may change before launch.

Ongoing improvement

IBETA is still in development. We will continue reviewing the website and future product experiences, correcting barriers, and considering recognized accessibility guidance as the platform evolves.

Need assistance?

If you encounter an accessibility barrier or need information in another format, email hello@ibetaapp.com. Please describe the page, feature, and assistance you need. We will make a reasonable effort to respond and provide support.